Junie B. Jones Has a Peep in Her Pocket

By Barbara Park

Junie B. Jones Book 15

Grades 2-5

About

It's almost the end of the year, and Room Nine is taking a field trip to a farm! The whole class is very excited…except Junie B. Jones. 'Cause farms have scary ponies, that's why. And scary roosters, too. Will Junie B. find anything good at this place? Or will this turn out to be the "worstest" field trip ever?

School grades2–5
Guided reading levelM
Accelerated Reader points1.0

Read one section at a time, then discuss the questions to review understanding. These questions are a starting place for conversation, not a complete test of the chapter.

Chapter 1

Comprehension questions

Why did Junie B. want the classroom number she was going to be in the next year?

Page 3 — So her mom would know where to take her

3

Why did Junie B. feel sickish when her teacher told her she was going to be in first grade?

Page 4 — She didn’t want to be with the other first graders since they’re bullies to her

4

Where were the children going on an end-of-the-year field trip?

Page 7 — To a farm

7

Chapter 2

Comprehension questions

Why doesn’t Junie B. like farms?

Page 10 — They’re dangerous because of the ponies

10

Why did Junie B.’s dad go to his room for a time-out?

He was laughing at Junie B. instead of helping Junie B.’s mom explain that ponies don’t hurt people 11

What was Junie B. more scared of than ponies?

Page 15 — Roosters

15

Chapter 3

Comprehension questions

What animal did Lucille draw and was that a farm animal?

Page 21 — A flamingo; no

21

What kind of farm was Paul hoping the class was going to?

Page 22 — A catfish farm

22

What did Junie B. draw?

Page 24 — A tree fallen on top of a rooster

24

Chapter 4

Comprehension questions

Why didn’t Junie B. want to buy clothes for the farm and learn how to use the camera her mom got her?

Page 27 — She said she was going to get a fever the day of the field trip; she didn’t want to go on the field trip

27

Why did Junie B. still have to go to school when she said she had a fever?

Page 29 — Her mom took her temperature and it was fine

29

According to Jim, why do farmers wear hats?

Page 34 — To protect their heads from chickens pecking them and making them nubs

34

Chapter 5

Comprehension questions

What was Junie B. hoping would happen when she hid behind her backpack?

Page 38 — That Mrs. wouldn’t see her, and she’d get to stay on the bus during the field trip

38

Who told Mrs. Junie B. was hiding on the bus?

Page 40 — Jim

40

Why did Junie B. get shivers on her arms when she saw Farmer Flores wearing a hat?

Page 43 — She knew he must be wearing the hat to protect his head from the roosters on his farm

43

Chapter 6

Comprehension questions

How did the farmer convince Junie B. to get off the bus?

Page 45 — She became his helper and one of the jobs was to keep the other children in order

45

List three animals Junie B. saw at the farm?

Page 49 — Have your child list two of the following: Cows, sheep, horses, ponies, pigs and goats

49

What did Junie B. throw away and why?

Page 53 — Her camera since she was finished taking pictures and her mom said it was a throw away camera

53

Chapter 7

Comprehension questions

Where did Junie B. wait while the other children went into the henhouse?

Page 58 — Outside the fence

58

What did Famer Flores give to Junie B.?

Page 61 — a baby chick

61

What was Spike going to become?

Page 63 — A rooster

63

Chapter 8

Comprehension questions

Why was Junie B. confused in this chapter?

Page 64 — She liked Spike, but hated roosters and Spike was going to become a rooster

64

What convinced Junie B. that she didn’t need to be scared of roosters anymore?

Page 65 — Farmer Flores took off his hat and she saw that his head wasn’t a nub

65

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